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Worksheet Boyle's Law
Standard pressure = 1atm=760 mm Hg = 101.3 kPa
Determine the new volume for each of these pressure changes.
1. 100.0 mL at 780.0 mm Hg to standard pressure
2. 250.0 mL at standard pressure to 740.0 mm Hg
3. 25.0 mL at standard pressure to 600.0 mm Hg
4. 750.0 mL at 700.0 torr to 800.0 torr
5. 45.0 mL at 1.045 atm to 1.050 atm
Determine the new pressure for each of these volume changes.
6. 130.0 mL at 785 torr to 140.0 mL
7. 65.5 mL at 680.0 torr to 40.0 mL
8. 250.0 mL at standard pressure to 225 mL
9. 16.8 L at 1.000 atm to 15.0 L
10. 22.4 L at 0.853 atm to 24.0 L
Charles’ Law
Determine the new volume for each of these temperature changes. Don’t forget to use Kelvin temperatures! add 273 to Celcius to get Kelvin! =) Standard temperature is 0°C
11. 125 mL at 25.0 °C to standard temperature
12. 310.0 mL at 58 °C to 15.0 °C
13. 20.0 mL at 33.0 °C to 57.0 °C
14. 350.0 mL at -30.0 °C to standard temperature
15. 2.0 L at -45.5 °C to standard temperature
Determine the new temperature for each of these volume changes. Don’t forget to use Kelvin temperatures!
16. 85.0 mL at 14 °C to 74.0 mL
17. 39.0 mL at 28 °C to 30.0 mL
18. 100.0 mL at 0.0 °C to 35 mL
19. 5.00 mL at 5.0 °C to 5.5 mL
20. 10.0 L at 10.0 °C to 5.00 L
Dalton’s Law
Determine the pressure of gas 1. total pressure = gas 1 + gas 2 + gas 3
21. Total pressure = 440 mm Hg, Gas 2 = 73 mm Hg, Gas 3 = 300 mm Hg
22. Total pressure = 720 mm Hg, Gas 2 = 93 mm Hg, Gas 3 = 330 mm Hg
23. Total pressure = 9000 mm Hg, Gas 2 = 89 mm Hg, Gas 3 = 3000 mm Hg
24. Total pressure = 760 mm Hg, Gas 2 = 4 mm Hg, Gas 3 = 240 mm Hg
25. Total pressure = 435 mm Hg, Gas 2 = 3 mm Hg, Gas 3 = 145 mm Hg
Ideal Gas Law
Determine the unknown quantity for each problem. Staple your work to the back.
26. What pressure will be exerted from 0.50 moles of a gas contained in a 1.00 L flask at 25.0 °C?
27. Find the number of moles of a gas if 1.0 L of it at 15.0 °C has a pressure of 5 atm.
28. What volume will be occupied by 1.35 moles of a gas at 100 °C and 2.58 atm of pressure?
29. Calculate the value of the gas constant (R) using STP, one mole of gas, and the volume for one mole of a gas (22.4 L).
30. What will be the pressure of 0.010 mol of oxygen gas in a 4.5 L flask at a temperature of 104 °C?
Ideal Gas Law (pt 2)
Determine the missing data. Assume all gases are dry. Staple your work to the back. Don’t forget to use Kelvin temperatures. ST = Standard Temperature = 273 K. SP = Standard Pressure =1 atm
Time Length
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InstructionsOn a new wiki titled 15-2 Gas Equations Worksheet Show work for 1 random question from each section and just give the answers to the rest.
Worksheet
Boyle's Law
Standard pressure = 1atm=760 mm Hg = 101.3 kPa
Determine the new volume for each of these pressure changes.
- 1. 100.0 mL at 780.0 mm Hg to standard pressure
- 2. 250.0 mL at standard pressure to 740.0 mm Hg
- 3. 25.0 mL at standard pressure to 600.0 mm Hg
- 4. 750.0 mL at 700.0 torr to 800.0 torr
- 5. 45.0 mL at 1.045 atm to 1.050 atm
Determine the new pressure for each of these volume changes.- 6. 130.0 mL at 785 torr to 140.0 mL
- 7. 65.5 mL at 680.0 torr to 40.0 mL
- 8. 250.0 mL at standard pressure to 225 mL
- 9. 16.8 L at 1.000 atm to 15.0 L
- 10. 22.4 L at 0.853 atm to 24.0 L
Charles’ LawDetermine the new volume for each of these temperature changes. Don’t forget to use Kelvin temperatures! add 273 to Celcius to get Kelvin! =) Standard temperature is 0 °C
- 11. 125 mL at 25.0 °C to standard temperature
- 12. 310.0 mL at 58 °C to 15.0 °C
- 13. 20.0 mL at 33.0 °C to 57.0 °C
- 14. 350.0 mL at -30.0 °C to standard temperature
- 15. 2.0 L at -45.5 °C to standard temperature
Determine the new temperature for each of these volume changes. Don’t forget to use Kelvin temperatures!- 16. 85.0 mL at 14 °C to 74.0 mL
- 17. 39.0 mL at 28 °C to 30.0 mL
- 18. 100.0 mL at 0.0 °C to 35 mL
- 19. 5.00 mL at 5.0 °C to 5.5 mL
- 20. 10.0 L at 10.0 °C to 5.00 L
Dalton’s LawDetermine the pressure of gas 1. total pressure = gas 1 + gas 2 + gas 3
- 21. Total pressure = 440 mm Hg, Gas 2 = 73 mm Hg, Gas 3 = 300 mm Hg
- 22. Total pressure = 720 mm Hg, Gas 2 = 93 mm Hg, Gas 3 = 330 mm Hg
- 23. Total pressure = 9000 mm Hg, Gas 2 = 89 mm Hg, Gas 3 = 3000 mm Hg
- 24. Total pressure = 760 mm Hg, Gas 2 = 4 mm Hg, Gas 3 = 240 mm Hg
- 25. Total pressure = 435 mm Hg, Gas 2 = 3 mm Hg, Gas 3 = 145 mm Hg
Ideal Gas LawDetermine the unknown quantity for each problem. Staple your work to the back.
- 26. What pressure will be exerted from 0.50 moles of a gas contained in a 1.00 L flask at 25.0 °C?
- 27. Find the number of moles of a gas if 1.0 L of it at 15.0 °C has a pressure of 5 atm.
- 28. What volume will be occupied by 1.35 moles of a gas at 100 °C and 2.58 atm of pressure?
- 29. Calculate the value of the gas constant (R) using STP, one mole of gas, and the volume for one mole of a gas (22.4 L).
- 30. What will be the pressure of 0.010 mol of oxygen gas in a 4.5 L flask at a temperature of 104 °C?
Ideal Gas Law (pt 2)Determine the missing data. Assume all gases are dry. Staple your work to the back. Don’t forget to use Kelvin temperatures. ST = Standard Temperature = 273 K. SP = Standard Pressure =1 atm